Addressing the generation gap
Do you want to capture the nuances of the evolving relationship of seniors with adult children? Seniors prefer a peaceful, stable home environment, while adult children crave stimulation and novelty. Today’s parents, however, aim to enrol their children in prestigious public and international schools, often with IIT coaching beginning as early as the eighth grade. Seniors should draw their own attention to the fact that discussions about topics such as a teenager’s behavior, a financial decision, real estate, or matrimony can quickly become unwieldy when too many inputs are offered. Phrases such as “this too shall pass” or expressions of confidence in the 40-plus generation’s ability to navigate challenges can be far more powerful than offering unsolicited solutions that go unheeded.
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